Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann on the Mend: Stable After Health Scare, Set for Early Discharge

Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has been admitted to Apollo Hospital in Delhi following complaints of a stomach ache. Sources close to the situation confirm that the Chief Minister is in stable condition and is expected to be discharged within one to two days, bringing a sigh of relief to his well-wishers and political circles.

CM Mann was reportedly feeling unwell since Tuesday evening.

The discomfort escalated, leading to his admission to the private hospital in the capital. Upon arrival, he underwent a comprehensive medical check-up, which included an endoscopy, to ascertain the exact cause of his ailment.

While an official statement from the Chief Minister's office is yet to be released, medical sources at Apollo Hospital have provided reassurances regarding his health.

"Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann is stable and recovering well. He is under observation and we anticipate his discharge in the next 24 to 48 hours," a medical professional stated, emphasizing the positive prognosis.

Speculation surrounding the cause of his sudden illness points towards a possible stomach infection.

Reports suggest that during a recent meeting with Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, CM Mann consumed water that may have been contaminated, potentially leading to the gastric distress. However, official confirmation on the exact cause is still pending.

The news of his hospitalization initially caused concern, but the swift updates on his stable condition have allayed fears.

The Chief Minister's team is closely monitoring his progress, and he is receiving the best possible medical care to ensure a quick and complete recovery. His return to official duties is eagerly awaited as Punjab continues its administrative stride.